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• Question 1 > Use exponential notation to simplify the given expressions. Present your answer using only positive exponents. $\sqrt[9]{x^4} \cdot \sqrt[3]{x} =$ $\sqrt[3]{\sqrt[9]{x^4}} =$ Question Help: Video Submit Question

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Use exponential notation to simplify the given expressions. Present your answer using only positive
exponents.
$\sqrt[9]{x^4} \cdot \sqrt[3]{x} =$
$\sqrt[3]{\sqrt[9]{x^4}} =$
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Use exponential notation to simplify the given expressions. Present your answer using only positive
exponents.
√(x^4)·√(x) =
√(√(x^4)) =
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